NASCAR scanners give us an earful

DARLINGTON, S.C. -- At some point during Saturday night's Sprint Cup race at Darlington Raceway, offensive language will be used by drivers on their in-car radios that will be available to anyone within scanner range.

That includes everyone from a 10-year-old kid to a 90-year-old grandmother.

It could get ugly on NASCAR's toughest track, as it did a week ago at Richmond where Kurt Busch and Martin Truex Jr. went on profanity-laced tirades, Busch saying the "f------ ...

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